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On the ground at the Syrian border: An impossible choice

On the ground at the Syrian border: An impossible choice

Almost a year ago to the date, I was huddled in a tent with refugees I had met on the Syrian border. Today, I’m back again … and I’m still just as overwhelmed by the stories I hear and the needs I see. I’m more convinced than ever before that we — as the body of...
Your love is more powerful than ISIS

Your love is more powerful than ISIS

Bedria’s family had no warning that ISIS was drawing near to their home in Qaraqosch, Iraq — in a breath, they were driven into the streets with nothing but the clothes on their backs. But in their most vulnerable hour, God used you to bring about the miracle they...

2015 Impact: Community Development

Ingrid had a feeling something wasn’t right, but she was not prepared for the news she would receive from the medical center. The word cancer struck her with excruciating force. How would she afford the surgery she needed? Who would care for her two young children if...

Not All of Us Can Do Great Things

Jennifer Hennis lives in Florida with her husband Joe and daughter Kendall. They have a heart for sharing Jesus with the nations. She blogs for World Help at This Grace Life. “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”  Mother...

Second Chances

We will never know what she was thinking the day she walked to the river with all her boys in tow. Perhaps she was suffering from depression or was mentally unstable. Maybe a life of extreme poverty had proven too much to bear. Whatever the reason, there was no excuse...
Our Financial Commitment

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